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Misr
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As you know,pressure is the same at points on the same horizontal plane
Okay,suppose two points A,B in a fluid are on the same horizontal plane
[PLAIN]http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/1977/unledfhe.jpg
the pressure on both points is the same
but at A pressure=h2*ρg
pressure at B=h1ρg
and h1 is not equal to h2 as you see
could you explain this
Okay,suppose two points A,B in a fluid are on the same horizontal plane
[PLAIN]http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/1977/unledfhe.jpg
the pressure on both points is the same
but at A pressure=h2*ρg
pressure at B=h1ρg
and h1 is not equal to h2 as you see
could you explain this
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